Parents Meet With School Again About Mold

July 24, 2002

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Cleanup Could Cost $30,000

Posted: 4:25 p.m. CDT July 22, 2002

Updated: 4:39 p.m. CDT July 22, 2002

OKLAHOMA CITY -- Students in may be going to school in a church a few

weeks if the school's mold problems aren't fixed.

On Monday, parents and administrators met again to discuss the mold problem.

The school system hired Central Services to perform tests and remove the

substance.

" The test results show there is mold in the north end, " said Tom Hall,

director of Central Services. " There are about 11 classrooms in that part of

the building, and mold has been found in varying concentrations in all of

them. "

Central Services said workers hope to complete their work before teachers

report Aug. 12. If the cleanup is not complete, students may have attend

classes at local churches or charities until the process is done.

The mold removal process could cost $30,000.

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